Kathmandu: Laseva Subba of Itahari is a painter and journalist. She works as a camera person for NTV Itahari. Subba, 20, loves painting as well as journalism.
She has been interested in painting since childhood and has been doing 'glass painting' for some time. She draws on glass. Someone gives a gift to a friend. Someone uses it to decorate their hair.
She is interested in painting and has taken this idea from Tiktak. "I tried it one day while driving a ticket," she said. It's been four months since he started painting on glass. In the beginning, she used to make her acquaintances just like that. As the demand increased, she decided to change her 'passion' to 'profession'. Now she not only paints but also sells.
Even though he is a journalist by profession, painting is equally dear to Subba. So she spends the rest of her time in the office painting. "I go to the office from 10 am to 5 pm," she said. "I spend the rest of my time painting." He is also interested in journalism as he can meet new people and tell them things he has not heard. However, since both professions have to be taken at the same time, it is very difficult for him to manage his time. "Once I get the job I want, I can manage it anyway," she says. "When I get a lot of orders, I start painting as soon as I get home from the office."
A few days ago, she posted her painting on Facebook. After receiving a good response, she started laughing. She spends her holidays painting. She delivers her paintings to customers by courier.
Being like glass, sometimes there is a fear of breaking. Jatan has to be packed. If the painting breaks during delivery, she refunds the money. Otherwise, she makes another one. She said that the time to start painting depends on the size of the painting. "How long it takes depends on the size," she said. It may take two to three days to make it bigger. ' Many orders are coming in daily to ask him to paint.
